31st London Film Critics' Circle Awards Winners List

31st London Film Critics' Circle Awards Winners List

The year of 2010 was certainly full of fantastic movies, and today (February 10) “The Social Network” and “The King’s Speech” took the top awards at the 31st London Film Critics' Circle Awards.

The highest honor, which is Film of the Year, went to “The Social Network” while the British actor in a Supporting Role went to Andrew Garfield.

Meanwhile, “The King’s Speech” star, Colin Firth, landed Best Actor, while Tom Hooper scored British Director of the Year and the film took home The Attenborough Award for British film of the year.

Other awards went to Annette Bening for her role in “The Kids Are All Right,” Christian Bale won Best British Actor for “The Fighter,” and Olivia Williams picked up the British actress honor in a supporting role for “The Ghost Writer.”


The complete list of 31st London Film Critics' Circle Awards winners are as follows:

FILM OF THE YEAR
The Social Network (Sony)

THE ATTENBOROUGH AWARD: BRITISH FILM OF THE YEAR
The King's Speech (Momentum)

FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM OF THE YEAR
Of Gods and Men (Artificial Eye)

DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
David Fincher - The Social Network (Sony)

BRITISH DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
Tom Hooper - The King's Speech (Momentum)

ACTOR OF THE YEAR
Colin Firth - The King's Speech (Momentum)

ACTRESS OF THE YEAR
Annette Bening - The Kids Are All Right (Universal)

BRITISH ACTOR OF THE YEAR
Christian Bale - The Fighter (Paramount/Momentum)

BRITISH ACTRESS OF THE YEAR
Lesley Manville - Another Year (Momentum)

BRITISH ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Andrew Garfield - The Social Network (Sony)

BRITISH ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Olivia Williams - The Ghost (Optimum)

SCREENWRITER OF THE YEAR
Aaron Sorkin - The Social Network (Sony)

YOUNG BRITISH PERFORMER OF THE YEAR
Conor McCarron - NEDs (Entertainment One)

BREAKTHROUGH BRITISH FILM-MAKER
Gareth Edwards - Monsters (Vertigo)

TOP 10 FILMS of 2010
1. The Social Network (Sony)
2. The King's Speech (Momentum)
3. Black Swan (Fox)
4. Toy Story 3 (Disney)
5. The Kids Are All Right (Universal)
6. Another Year (Momentum)
7. True Grit (Paramount)
8. Inception (Warner)
9. I Am Love (Metrodome)
10. Winter's Bone (Artificial Eye)

 

 

 

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Andrew Garfield Talks About Stepping Into The Spiderman Role

Andrew Garfield Talks About Stepping Into The Spiderman Role

Golden Globe nominee Andrew Garfield (Social Network) chats about slipping into the role of Spiderman and working with co-star Emma Stone.

Andrew says of trying on the costume for the first time:

“It was incredibly exciting. It was wonderful, it was lovely, overwhelming and terrifying.”

He hasn’t had a chance to do any high-flying stunts just yet:

“There hasn’t been any of that quite yet, maybe at some point I’m sure there will be,” he continued.

Emma Stone is starring alongside him as Gwen Stacey. They seem to be hitting it off quite well:

“She’s incredibly talented and fun, kind of fun to hang around with. I’m really so happy that she’s doing it. She’s awesome,”

Andrew is doing some promo for ‘The Social Network‘ this week because the DVD is set for release on Tuesday – and then there are all of those award nominations.

 

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